help, my dog teary eye

[moirouge]

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gud day mga bro/sis. naa lng ko unta ipatabang ninyu, akong isa ka chi bah, kay iya eyes, kusog kaau mag luha or tears, mao cgehan lng nakog trapo. unsay cause ani? naay tambal para ani? salamat ninyu tanan.

[moirouge]

pls up up up

[marx_yu]

ipa chk na maybe sakit iya mata or something or naay something ni pilit dha...

[Justice`Hugo]

Watery Discharge in Dogs Eyes

This problem, in which brown stains appear at the corner of the eye, is common to several toy breeds, including Toy Poodles, Lhasa Apsos, Maltese, Pomeranians, Pekingese, and others.

The exact cause of tear overflow in these breeds is unknown. One theory is that susceptible breeds have a pooling space that is too small to collect a lake of tears. Tears contain chemicals that react with light to produce reddish-brown stains. The staining will be more apparent in dogs whose haircoat is light colored or white. This is primarily a cosmetic problem.

Treatment: Poodle eye often improves when the dog is given a course of tetracycline, which is secreted in the tears and binds the photochemicals that cause the staining. The face remains wet but is not discolored. Tetracycline is given orally for three weeks. If the staining returns after the antibiotic is stopped, long-term antibiotics can be considered. One option is to add low-dose tetracycline to the dog's daily food.

Surgery is another alternative. The operation involves removing part of the tear gland of the third eyelid. While this reduces tear volume and makes a better tear lake, it does carry the risk of producing a dry eye, as discussed in Cherry Eye. Removal of the tear gland should be considered only if the Schirmer tear test shows that the strip wets more than 15mm per minute (see Keratoconjunctivitis Sicca). After the surgery, dogs may still develop keratoconjunctivitis sicca later in life.

The dog's appearance can be improved for cosmetic purposes by plucking the stained hairs or clipping them close to the face. Daily cleaning alone will decrease, but not eliminate, the discoloration. Stains can be removed by bathing the area with a dilute solution of hydrogen peroxide (1:10). Be sure peroxide does not get into the eyes. A minor problem can be improved with a piece of white chalk. Do not get chalk dust in the eye itself. If you are planning to show the dog, note that all powder or chalk must be removed from the hair before the dog is brought into the conformation ring for judging.

Do not use chlorine bleach for eye stains! The fumes are painful and may cause chemical conjunctivitis. Commercial grooming wipes are also available to help with tear stains.

This article is excerpted from “Dog Owner’s Home Veterinary Handbook” with permission from Wiley Publishing, Inc.
Copyright © 2007 by Howell Book House. All rights reserved.
Source: WebMD.com

[Fox]

How about Eye drops for people can it help? Please reply,thanks

[eongab]

How about Eye drops for people can it help? Please reply,thanks

consult a veterinarian boss kay mas kahibawo cla. but in my opinion d cguro makadaut sa dogs kay kadaghanan sa tambal sa animals man gani e test.

[jepoi27]

sa akoa ky nawala ang teary eye after xa nadeworm..

[obetan74]

How about Eye drops for people can it help? Please reply,thanks

para nako ok ra eye drops para sa tao. kadaghan nko kasuway ang ako gigamit kay VIGAMOX (anti-bacterial drops) i drop 2x ok na.

[Fox]

Ang uban nako nga mga pets Mawala sab after ma deworm but na a ko usa ka Minipin Pag sugun niya ng tear 2x na nisiya nadeworm wala man jud nawala,

@obetan74 Thanks for the info,ako ning suwayan basi mawala, Kapila perday e apply and pila ka days nawagtang

[famous Rhymemoon]

sa akoa ky nawala ang teary eye after xa nadeworm..

Bitaw murag Deworm ra tambal ana.. paliti nalang nag CANIX.. ^_^